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[Alexandr Korol]

So again, we have found three worlds now: Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday. But where are the other three worlds? They should be like that as well. It turns out that Friday is material, the underworld is definitely Saturday, and then where is the spiritual world, that is, heaven? It could be, for example, Tuesday or Thursday — that’s another possible assumption. And if we choose one of these now, say Tuesday or Thursday, then what remains is a transitional day, the day of the dead, that is, ether. If everything has to follow the exact order, then it can be assumed that Thursday, Friday, and Saturday correspond to heaven, earth, and the underworld, and Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday also correspond to heaven, earth, and the underworld. And Wednesday is like the middle, maybe it is the middle, the fourth element for both worlds — that is, ether. But for now, this is just a guess, I’m noting my assumptions. Later, in the conclusion about alchemists and the calendar, if I figure it out further, I will add it here. But for now, this is how it is. I am thinking about how to decode it.

Similarly, the same applies to colors. So, if we have seven days in a week, then we also have seven colors of the rainbow. And among these seven colors, there are three corresponding to heaven, earth, and the underworld, and another three also corresponding to heaven, earth, and the underworld — they follow that tonal pattern. But there must be a seventh element common to them, like the fourth world. I haven’t checked this yet; I will set aside specific time to study and develop my assumptions further. So, it is necessary to decode the colors as well. I’m giving a hint on how. I know — I simply haven’t sat down to verify it yet. The same applies to continents and planets — everything follows this principle; everything is arranged in such a matrix — world within world, world within world, world within world, world within world. So all the shades differ, but the essence of the coding is the same — that is, 1, 2, 3, and the fourth is a “corridor.” So it goes 1, 2, 3, and 4 — the “corridor,” then 5, 6, 7, and 8 — the “corridor,” 9, 10, 11, and 12 — the “corridor,” 13, 14, 15, and 16 — the “corridor,” 17, 18, 19, and 20 — the “corridor.” The same pattern occurs in the calendar. Essentially, there are only three earthly human worlds, a fourth otherworldly one, and when we live according to the calendar, for example, spring consists of three worlds, three months: heaven, earth, underworld.